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What's meant by Big 4 ?

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What's meant by Big 4 ?
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09-19-2004, 09:43 PM


From my understanding, all Big 4 have banking audit clients, whereas, GT don't do audits for banking. In UK, there are circa 380 banking licences are issued and since big 4 cater all the market don't you guys not think that due to conflict of interest big 4 can't really provide other professional service to this sector. However, GT and others can do so and are doing so.

So, my point really is although these 4 firms are top 4 in accounting, they are not necessarily top 4 in all professional services arena.

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What's meant by Big 4 ? - by zephyrrr - 09-17-2004, 12:29 PM
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